bpo-32589: Statistics as a result from timeit by DaGuich · Pull Request #5229 · python/cpython (original) (raw)

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DaGuich

@DaGuich

Add stats flag in timeit function. This should return a dictionary with additional statistics information.

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@DaGuich DaGuich changed the titleFix issue 32589 bpo-32589 Statistics as a result from timeit

Jan 18, 2018

@DaGuich

Added both, sample and population, methods for standard deviation and variance. Names of the keys are the function names of the statistics module.

@AraHaan

@DaGuich CI fails saying there is an whitespace issue somewhere you might want to fix it.

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@DaGuich

@AraHaan Done. I've also added a "News" entry

@AraHaan

@methane methane changed the titlebpo-32589 Statistics as a result from timeit bpo-32589: Statistics as a result from timeit

Jan 20, 2018

@DaGuich

Can be closed, as the issue is rejected